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San Francisco, CA. March 4, 2003 - THOUGHT Inc.®, The Dynamic
O/R Mapping™ Company, announces that the new release of CocoBase®
Enterprise O/R version 4.5 Service Release 1 is integrated with
Version 5 of WebSphere Application Server from IBM. Developers can
now use the leading and award-winning Object to Relational Mapping
tool, CocoBase®, to build and manage database access when creating
applications to run on the WebSphere 5 Application Server. Now available
for developers is the ability to easily persist the full range of
data needs including complex object graphs and entire database schemas
using CMP and BMP Entity Beans, Session Beans and Distributed Dynamic
Transparent Persistence™.
CocoBase®
is an ideal solution for the entire IBM Java tools platform as it
is also tightly integrated with WebSphere Studio / Eclipse / VisualAge®
Development Environments and the Rational Rose® UML Modeling
Tool. The amazing combination of these best-of-breed tools with
CocoBase's® Dynamic Object to Relational Mapping™
architecture greatly simplifies the development process and cuts
the cost of database access development by up to 85%.
A main focus
of CocoBase® is to provide developers a "Quick and Easy"
experience for persisting data into an application. Available are
step-by-step tutorials for using CocoBase® with WebSphere 5
as well as Rational Rose and Eclipse / WebSphere Studio. They cover
the technical setup and details for building components with CocoBase®
that deploy directly to WebSphere 5. The result is a dramatic time-savings
when CocoBase® is used to build optimized components (i.e. objects)
to deploy on the WebSphere 5 platform. For example, the typical
developer spends on average 40 hours writing, editing and maintaining
a component such as a CMP or BMP Entity Bean and this is reduced
to on average just 30 minutes when using CocoBase®.
The powerful
architecture of CocoBase®, the multitude of technical advances,
a large customer base worldwide, major industry awards, and a mature
tool shipping since early 1997 show why so many companies choose
CocoBase® Enterprise O/R for their Java development.
Proceed now to the website and request a free download of CocoBase®
at www.thoughtinc.com
About CocoBase® Enterprise O/R
CocoBase®
Enterprise O/R, Optimized for J2EE, J2SE and J2ME Customer Success,
solves the Object to Relational impedance mismatch. The mature technological
leader, available since early 1997 and in its' fourth major release,
virtually eliminates the need to hand-code database access for EJB
and Java Applications. This can directly decrease up to 85% of the
cost of database access development for enterprise customers faced
with deploying fine-grained / coarse grained relationships in company
applications.
About THOUGHT Inc.®
THOUGHT Inc.®,
the Dynamic O/R Mappingä Company, architects of CocoBase®
Enterprise O/R, was formed in 1993, and subsequently revolutionized
object to relational mapping technology with landmark solutions
and industry leadership. THOUGHT Inc.'s® global sales include
customers in the United States, Europe, Asia and India. More information
on THOUGHT Inc. ® can be obtained online at WWW.THOUGHTINC.COM
or by calling, (415) 836-9199.
Marketing Contact:
Daniel Wilson, Vice President of Sales and Marketing.
LEGAL NOTICES
This document is copyrighted and owned solely by THOUGHT Inc.®
2002. CocoBase® and THOUGHT Inc.® are registered trademarks
of THOUGHT Inc.®. Dynamic O/R Mapping™, Dynamic Object
to Relational Mapping™, Dynamic Universal Querying™ and
Dynamic Transparent Persistence™ are pending trademarks of
THOUGHT Inc.®. CocoBase® technology is based on US patent
#5857197 as well as additional pending patents directed to object
navigation, object modeling, querying and caching. All other trademarks
are property of their respective company. This publication is provided
"as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or
implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of
merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement,
to also include any and all technical inaccuracies or typographical
errors.
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